Macbook often takes PS photos. What kind of tools and management software are better?

The best picture management is Aperture, which is an integrated platform. From photo browsing and management to final printing, it is integrated in one software. Lightroom is good in this respect, but worse than Aperture. LR has the advantages of more detailed control functions and closer integration with other Adobe software (such as PS). The disadvantage of Aperture is that the picture library has only one file, which is relatively closed. And the configuration requirements are also relatively high.

You can try Picasa. Both Aperture and Lightroom are convenient and low-cost solutions. In some cases, PS is still the only option. The so-called primitive tools focus on convenience and quickness. Aperture 3 looks good, but it hasn't been studied carefully.

In short, PS pays more attention to precise and powerful control and color management, while Aperture and Lightroom pay more attention to convenience and quickness, and the effect is good. Aperture is better than Lightroom in picture management, but it is concentrated in a library file, which is a fly in the ointment. On the whole, it's almost the same. PS is still the first choice for photographers.